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Two Cambridge MBA programme alumni are finalists at 'Women of the Future' Awards
Two alumni of the Cambridge MBA programme at Cambridge Judge Business School are finalists in the “MBA Star” category of the Women of the Future Awards, which recognise successful young women in the UK. The awards will be announced at an event in London today (Tuesday).
Redgate makes AlwaysOn Availability Groups always accessible
Redgate Software, the company behind industry-leading database management products, has released a new version of SQL Monitor which now monitors the complex environment of AlwaysOn Availability Groups for SQL Servers.
Plans submitted for new play facilities at Great Kneighton Country Park
Countryside, the developer behind the multi award-winning Great Kneighton development in Trumpington, Cambridge, has submitted its planning application for the next phase of the 120-acre Country Park at Great Kneighton. The ambitious plans include a skate park, play area, and 1km trim trail, with public art integrated into the design, courtesy of one of the largest public arts programmes in the…
Could you help credit unions help local people?
Local credit unions are looking for volunteers to help residents benefit from the financial services they offer.
Entanglement at heart of 'two-for-one' fission in next-generation solar cells
The mechanism behind a process known as singlet fission, which could drive the development of highly efficient solar cells, has been directly observed by researchers for the first time.
Improve yourself with Learning Collaboration courses
Cambridge Network's Learning Collaboration courses lined up for next month focus on interviewing skills and improving personal impact.
The Case for Cambridge launched to gain vital infrastructure investment for the city
Cambridge can be self-reliant and drive its own growth if Government can provide us with the devolved powers we need – all we require from Government is a framework in which to operate.
Tame your computer - mouse magic
In her regular series for Cambridge Network members, software training expert Karen Roem offers handy tips to help you 'Tame your computer'. This week she describes mouse techniques for selecting parts of a table (Microsoft Word*)...
Rapid growth at Lancaster Way Business Park
Work has started onsite to create new business units at Lancaster Way Business Park in Ely, thanks to Grovemere Property Ltd and the LEP.
Salimetrics experts: Dr Amanda Hahn, University of Glasgow
Salimetrics expert profiles are published to encourage co-operation between university departments across the globe specialising in areas of unique research, many of which utilise expertise in the use of salivary bioscience.
Are you a Cambridge business looking to grow greener?
Investors in the Environment (iiE) Consultancy are offering 15 eligible businesses the opportunity to receive up to £750 in match funding to grow greener, and help improve their eco credentials.
Researcher honoured for advancing computer vision and other engineering applications
Zuzana Kukelova was quite the troublemaker in her youth. In fact, in elementary school she was always getting kicked out of math class.
Anglia Ruskin academic named climate change journal editor
Anglia Ruskin University academic Dr Candice Howarth has been named as the new Editor of the International Journal of Climate Change: Impacts and Responses.
Cambridge Judge Business School extends scholarships for women
Cambridge Judge Business School is extending its scholarships for women in conjunction with the 30% Club, a business group supporting gender balance across organisations and within board rooms, to the School’s MBA and Master of Finance (MFin) programmes.
Headway Cambridgeshire launches National Lottery funded project
Headway Cambridgeshire, the brain injury charity, has received a grant of £59,700 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to look back at the way people with brain injuries have been treated since the mid-19th Century. The project, ‘Making Headway’, will also research the history of the site where the charity is based.
Entrepreneurial revolution
Jo Mills of Cambridge Judge Business School has been named one of the top 100 entrepreneurship teachers by tech publication Hot Topics.
Trust in banking
Restoring public trust in banking requires a cultural commitment that extends to every level of a bank’s organisation, delegates were told at the Cambridge Trust in Banking conference organised by the Executive Education division of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Executive MBA programme rises in its second year in 'Financial Times' rankings
Cambridge Judge Business School’s Executive MBA (EMBA) degree programme for senior working professionals was today (19 October) ranked 24th in the Financial Times (FT) ranking of global MBA programmes, up from 36th last year.
Picking up the trail where the suffragettes left off - a win for Westminster’s women MPs
The Cambridge-based web production company of CBR policy associate Boni Sones OBE has been internationally recognised for a two-part radio documentary it produced about women in parliament.
New AVEVA Engage redefines engineering decision support
Exciting new software, AVEVA Engage™, revolutionises collaborative decision making across capital projects and operating asset
1Spatial wins IRLOGI award with Ordnance Survey Ireland
1Spatial, the global spatial software firm which manages the world’s largest spatial data, has won the IRLOGI Space and Place award for Most Innovative use of Technical Infrastructure in a GI Solution.
Prestigious fellowship awarded to DZP Technologies engineer to support solar cell research
A prestigious 1851 Industrial Fellowship has been awarded to Harry Cronin, Research Engineer at Cambridge-based DZP Technologies Ltd, for innovative work on a new generation of perovskite solar cells. These highly competitive awards are administered by the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, with the aim of encouraging profitable innovation and collaboration between academia and industry…
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity celebrates in style at annual event
The Guildhall provided a spectacular venue for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s Celebration Evening this week (Wednesday 21st October).
Topping out for new engineering hub at the University of Cambridge
A topping out ceremony has been held for the James Dyson Building for Engineering in central Cambridge. Tom Dyson, James Dyson’s brother, fulfilled the duty by pouring a bottle of Elgoods Cambridge Bitter onto the roof to mark the event.
e-Luminate Cambridge 2016 seeks volunteers for its executive committee
e-Luminate Cambridge is looking for a Marketing Coordinator, HR Coordinator and a Project Manager to join its executive committee.